7 opportunities found in India

Merittan British International School is now calling for creative VDO clip from students to promote positive thinking among students.  Every contestant has to create a clip which aims to  promote positive thinking, the clip must fits these following criteria: 90 seconds long English speaking with Thai subtitle Being role model of positive thinking for 2-10 y/o kids and their parents Can be applied in daily life How to spread awareness to others Be creative

Paradise at Thailand and Thai Media Fund is calling for your idea! Design a tourism map to help promote any t ourist attraction spots or community in Thailand Any Thai people is eligible •1st Prize: 30,000 THB •2rd Prize: 20,000 THB •3rd Prize: 10,000 THB • Honorable Mention Award 2,000 THB (10 places available) More info:  https://www.paradise-th.com/?fbclid=IwAR2KOmY0gcsHuIWb2SeFa1eoB9rsgqgaNPQuu4LsomyeE7U7svoodMP0fGU"

IRPC and Bangkok Metropolitan Administration are calling for your idea of "Foldable Rubbish Cage".  The contestants have to design the foldable rubbish cage that helps improve Bangkok scenery and sanitation. The cage should fit these following criteria:  Opaque Cage with D = 0.6-0.8 m , W = 1 m, L = 1 - 1.5 m  Water drain valve Mainly made of plastic Foldable but can be stuck on the floor / wall (unmovable) Prize: 1st prize: 100,000 THB 2nd prize: 10,000 THB (2 places available)  More info here

Work individually or in a team (of many people as you want ) and create a short video – up to 60 seconds – about human population growth that highlights one of the following global challenges: Preserving Biodiversity, Sustainable Resource Use, Protecting Human Rights. All videos must include: a) how population growth impacts the issue  b) at least one idea for a sustainable solution.  Consider narrowing your focus by concentrating on a subtheme within your topic. Possible subthemes include: Preserving Biodiversity – Habitat destruction/fragmentation, ecosystem diversity, coral reefs, deforestation, pollinators, extinction, invasive species  Sustainable Resource Use – Energy, fossil fuel use, single-use products, diet, overfishing, global inequities in consumption  Protecting Human Rights – Poverty, barriers to education, women and girls, forced migration, environmental/social justice, economic security More info: https://www.worldof7billion.org/student-video-contest/frequently-asked-questions/

MathWorks Math Modeling (M3) Challenge is a contest for high school juniors and seniors. Through participation, students experience what it’s like to work as a team to tackle a real-world problem under time and resource constraints, akin to those faced by professional mathematicians working in industry. The Challenge awards $100,000. 11th and 12th graders from anywhere in the United States, including territories and DoDEA schools, may participate. Homeschool and cyberschool students in those areas are also eligible. Teams must be comprised of three to five students and one teacher-coach and a maximum of two teams per high school may register. The Challenge is entirely Internet-based with no registration or participation fees. For more information please refer to official website: https://m3challenge.siam.org/

The Young Scientist Film Awards is the annual COBIS science competition in partnership with National Physical Laboratory (NPL) in London. It is open to COBIS member schools and non-member schools for students in KS1-KS5. For this competition, students are asked to make an exciting film celebrating the diversity and excitement of science. More info here: https://www.cobis.org.uk/students/cobis-student-competitions/cobis-young-scientist-film-awards/2019-young-scientist-film-awards